10/29/11

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SAT-MON | 29-31 OCTOBER 2011

HUMAN RIGHTS BLOW

All cases must go back to the very beginning

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Photo by Christopher Tobutt

Cayman Islands continues captive market growth

Tad Stoner tad.stoner@ieyenews.com

Dozens of human rights cases, including 18 lifetime prisoners at HMP Northward, will have to wait until at least November 2012 to gain a review of their cases under Cayman’s Human Rights Commission. The cases include a longstanding plea by six Northward “lifers” seeking to have the courts declare a minimum term before a parole board can review their sentences. Chairman of the Human Rights Commission Richard Coles told iNews on Thursday that none of the cases brought to the commission’s predecessor, the Human Rights Committee, had been passed to the commission and, therefore, the panel could take no action on them. “We are not the Human Rights Committee,” Mr Coles said, “and all the papers are still with them. They [the applicants] will have to start again. Continued on page 5

Full listing of community events

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The history of Halloween Page 17

Boxing above her weight Full story on page 3

Police employee to appear in court A police employee will appear in court on Tuesday 8 November accused of misuse of the RCIPS data system. The woman has been charged with two counts of abuse of public office and two counts of misconduct. She is the first person to be charged under the new legislation. A spokeswoman for the RCIPS

said: “Following an investigation launched by the anti-corruption unit in relation to allegations of misuse of confidential police data systems, we can now confirm that a member of RCIPS support staff has been charged in connection with the enquiry. The woman is currently on bail and “has been placed on required leave from the RCIPS.”

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